Podcasts about Wensleydale

We're together in this episode and we have lots to discuss. Lots of finished projects, the NoCKRs retreat, spirit yarn, weaving, and more. Full notes with photos and links can be found in the podcast section of our shop website: TwoEwesFiberAdventures.com Join the community on Ravelry or become a patron and support the show on our Patreon Page. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Subscribe on Android. An interesting article about the closing of Vidalia Mills, the last weaver of denim in the U.S.  https://sourcingjournal.com/denim/denim-business/vidalia-mills-auction-preserve-american-heritage-looms-1234740849/  Marsha's Projects Ames Beanie: Stephanie Larson. Finished! Used Purls Before Swine Hometown Worsted in colorway Seaglass. Socks: Finished! Used Knit Picks Felici in the colorway Hawaiian Shirt.  Morgan's Pinwheels & Checks: Finished!  The Weekender: by Andrea Mowry. Using Cascade 220 in colorway Wine. Finished first sleeve and picked up for second sleeve. Socks: Cast on with Wisdom Yarns Wacki Saki in the colorway Batty Berlin. Spinning: Into the Whirled roving in colorways Welcome to Litchfield and The Traveler. Weaving Studio: It's a work in progress.  Kelly's Projects Graphito Done and worn! The fit is great!  Sewing with handwoven: All curtains done and hung! Spirit Yarn charity hat (gray wool/acrylic blend) started at the retreat. About a half dozen dishcloths from spirit yarn–royal blue and a sunny yellow and orange variegated cotton yarn. Using Triple L Tweed stitch. Some have been given away, some will stay with me. Almost finished with them.  Spun on two different projects at the retreat. Using  up the last of the Wensleydale x Cormo x Merino from last summer. I had forgotten I still had a box of batts so I brought them to the retreat to spin with some purple silk held along with the fiber. The other project was spinning some gray Corriedale/Merino roving. One bobbin into the first project, two bobbins into the second project.  Loom refurbishing project. Front apron has arrived from The Woolery. Not yet installed Spring Buckens and Owls (Ms and Os): One towel to go! Maybe a second small one depending on how much loom waste I have. Winter Weave Along We'll draw prizes next episode when Marsha is back home. 

Season FIVE, Episode THREE! Before we get stuck in… Have you signed up for LTO COMMUNITY yet? It's our very occasional, non-spammy, actually-quite-useful newsletter packed with behind-the-scenes stories, first dibs on live show tickets, and the chance to suggest topics for our new LTO BRIEF episodes. SIGN UP HERE! (Go on… we're both waiting for you to do it… don't be a Wensleydale waffler!) And now, to this week's episode... Time for a cracking chat? We think so. Our special guest is the brilliant BEN WHITEHEAD – the talented actor and voice artist best known as the voice of Wallace in the beloved Wallace and Gromit films. Ben is a leading figure in the world of voice acting, having taken over the iconic role from Peter Sallis, with whom he worked closely before stepping into Wallace's well-loved shoes (and possibly slippers). His work continues to bring joy to audiences around the world through the timeless charm and humour of Aardman's creations. In this conversation, we talk to Ben about how he got started in voice work, what it was like working alongside Peter Sallis, and the unique process behind bringing animated characters to life. We also chat about the importance of seizing opportunities when they arise, his advice for aspiring voice actors—and, of course, that unforgettable trip to the Oscars. There's something delightfully British about this episode—it's equal parts heartwarming, hilarious, and just the right amount of bonkers. Featuring chats, comedy sketches, and plenty of lovely surprises, LTO truly is a pick-me-up in podcast form. We're chuffed to have you with us! If you enjoy the show, please follow or subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, leave us a quick review, and share this episode with someone who could use a bit of cheer (or a bit of cheese).   Instagram @limitedtimeonlypodcast Facebook Limited Time Only Podcast Email: limitedtimepodcast@gmail.com   LTO is created & written by, produced, edited & hosted by: SUSIE RIDDELL & ESTHER STANFORD It is a Limited Time Only Production   LOGO designed by: IAN STANFORD THEME TUNE composed by: JOEL WHITE ADDITIONAL SOUND:  https://freesound.org    

In this episode of Remakes, Reboots, and Revivals, we jump from their iconic claymation past into their highly anticipated return with Vengeance Most Fowl (2024). Decades after their last adventure, how does this new chapter honor their legacy while breaking new ground? We discuss the story, animation style, and the challenges of updating beloved characters for a modern audience. Does Vengeance Most Fowl recapture the magic of the original shorts and feature film? Or does it lay an egg?

Cheese-loving inventor Wallace and his loyal dog Gromit have captured hearts worldwide with their claymation charm. In this episode of Remakes, Reboots, and Revivals, we take a delightful trip back to where it all began—Nick Park's iconic short films. From the groundbreaking A Grand Day Out (1989) to the Oscar-winning The Wrong Trousers (1993), Nicole explores how these short films laid the foundation for Wallace and Gromit's legacy. Whether you're a longtime fan or a first-time visitor to 62 West Wallaby Street, this episode is sure to leave you craving a bit of Wensleydale!

This week we take a trip to the Moon for the same reason humanity has always looked to the stars - cheese. This classic Wallace and Gromit short is a masterclass in visual storytelling. It's sure to warm hearts and inspire the animator in us all. Where there's a Wensleydale there's a way! Join our Patreon! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram! Credits: Hosts: Jesse McAnally & Andrew DeWolf & Liz Esten Podcast Edited By: Nathan P. Keelan Keeper of the Cheese: Juliet Antonio This show is a part of the Broadway Podcast Network Social Media: Our WEBSITE Musicals with Cheese on Twitter Musicals W/ Cheese on Instagram Email us at musicaltheatrelives@gmail.com Merch!! Jess Socials Jesse McAnally on Twitter Jess McAnally on Instagram Andrew Socials Andrew DeWolf on Instagram Andrew DeWolf on Twitter Liz Socials Liz Esten on Instagram Liz Esten on Twitter Use our Affiliate Link Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wallace & Gromit – Vergeltung mit Flügeln (Netflix) | Kultige Knete Wie könnte man in einer von Remakes, Prequels und Sequels dominierten Kino-und Streaminglandschaft das Filmjahr 2025 besser einläuten einläuten als… mit einer Fortsetzung? Denn während im Kino "Nosferatu - Der Untote" sein Unwesen treiben darf, beglückt uns Netflix ab dem 3. Januar mit „Wallace & Gromit – Vergeltung mit Flügeln“ auf dem heimischen Bildschirm mit der Rückkehr eines waschechten Kultduos! Fast 20 Jahre nach ihrem ersten Leinwandausflug schickt die britische Stop Motion-Schmiede Aardman den trotteligen Erfinder und seinen mindestens doppelt so smarten Hund nämlich auf ein weiteres abendfüllendes Abenteuer. Dabei greift man wie schon bei „Chicken Run – Operation Nugget“ abermals tief in die Nostalgiekiste, indem man direkt an den bekanntesten Kurzfilmauftritt anschließt und die beiden Knetgummi-Helden auf einen alten Widersacher von einst treffen lässt. Ob „Wallace & Gromit – Vergeltung mit Flügeln“ aber an den Charme alter Aardman-Tage heranreichen kann, das erfahrt ihr von unserem Trio rund um Johannes, Lasse und Dom. Also: Schlüpft in eure Techno-Hose, schnappt euch ein Stück Wensleydale und drückt auf Play. Viel Spaß mit der neuen Folge vom Tele-Stammtisch! Trailer Werdet Teil unserer Community und besucht unseren Discord-Server! Dort oder auch auf Instagram könnt ihr mit uns über Filme, Serien und vieles mehr sprechen. Wir liefern euch launige und knackige Filmkritiken, Analysen und Talks über Kino- und Streamingfilme und -serien - immer aktuell, informativ und mit der nötigen Prise Humor. Website | Youtube | PayPal | BuyMeACoffee Großer Dank und Gruß für das Einsprechen unseres Intros geht raus an Engelbert von Nordhausen - besser bekannt als die deutsche Synchronstimme Samuel L. Jackson! Thank you very much to BASTIAN HAMMER for the orchestral part of the intro! I used the following sounds of freesound.org: 16mm Film Reel by bone666138 wilhelm_scream.wav by Syna-Max backspin.wav by il112 Crowd in a bar (LCR).wav by Leandros.Ntounis Short Crowd Cheer 2.flac by qubodup License (Copyright): Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) Folge direkt herunterladen Folgt uns ab sofort regelmäßig live auf Twitch: twitch.tv/dertelestammtisch

Feature: Wallace & Gromit return to the big screen with ‘Vengeance Most Fowl,’ we talk to the directors It’s been 19 years since the intuitive, Wensleydale-loving Wallace and Gromit graced the big screen, with their last feature being The Curse of the Wererabbit; now the duo returns with Vengeance Most Fowl, which also marks the return of an old foe, the silent penguin Feathers McGraw. Having begun as a graduation project at the National Film and Television School, and now being a three-time Academy Award-winning cast of characters, Wallace & Gromit creator Nick Park has teamed up with longtime collaborator Merlin Crossingham to direct this latest feature. So for this week’s FilmWeek feature, Larry sits down with Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl directors Nick Park and Merlin Crossingham to discuss all the work that went into making this stop-motion animated feature a reality. Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl will be released in select theaters on December 18 and streaming on Netflix on January 3.

Welcome to the #Pokémon Adventures/Special manga retrospective podcast! The gang talk about the Emerald arc of the series, discussing the author's newest OC (do not steal) and his love of balconies, as well as the sudden appearance of Griffith in #pokespe   Support the show on https://patreon.com/wensleydalecheddar  Wensleydale deprives Keir Staryu of a Water Stone. Hovin stakes his flag down in the disaster goobers camp. Henry chronicles the Latias simping. PODCAST LINKS: https://linktr.ee/wensleydalecheddar  0:00 Pre-show: Game corner 5:37 Intro  9:56 Synopsis & General thoughts 17:16 Game adaptation 23:36 Art highlights 38:12 Character discussion: Emerald 48:21 Character discussion: Other Dex Holders 57:49 Character discussion: Supporting Cast 1:08:07 Theme discussion 1:15:38 Volume extras 1:22:48 Anime comparisons 1:33:12 Wild observations 1:38:55 Q&A part 1: Oops! Just Latias 1:45:36 Q&A part 2 2:04:01 Outro Music by Zame and Nick Roeslein Oleksiak

Send us a textEpisode 159So, I've just come back from the UK, right? Honestly, I've eaten so much cheese, I'm practically sweating cheddar. I'm talking the full Monty – Brie, Stilton, Red Leicester – the whole cheese board. It's like I went on a one-man mission to prop up the British dairy industry. You know it's bad when you have a full English breakfast, and you're sprinkling cheese on your bacon. I was that guy.And let me tell you, when you're not used to it, your stomach goes, "Nah, love, we don't do this anymore." I'm in Japan, right? Lovely country, great food, but they're mostly lactose intolerant. This means I'm safe from the dairy demons. You know, the moment I touched down in the UK, it was like my body went, "Well, there's no lactose intolerance here, is there? Fill your boots!" Before I knew it, I was ordering triple-cheese pizzas like they were going out of fashion.By the end of it, I was having cheese dreams – and not the good ones where you're floating on a cloud of mozzarella. No, it was like I was being chased by a giant wheel of Wensleydale down a hill, with no escape. It was a cheesy nightmare. But could I stop? No chance! Cheese became my best mate, and I was like, "Just one more slice, come on." Like a junkie, but with cheese.Anyway, I get back to Japan – and I'm lugging around an extra two kilos of pure cheese weight. I swear to God, if the cheese had any more power over me, I'd have to apply for dual citizenship. The thing is, the Japanese are mostly lactose intolerant – God bless 'em – and thank God for it because if I lived in a country that embraced dairy the way the UK does, I'd be banging on even more than the two kilos I already did. I'd have a dedicated cheese fridge, a fondue fountain in the kitchen, and be mainlining cheddar in the mornings.But here, in Japan, it's all rice and fish. Proper food, innit? I've never been so happy to see a plate of sushi in my life. It's like my stomach took a bow and went, “Finally! Some bloody relief!” Honestly, my body feels like it's been through a traumatic experience – a cheese-induced hostage situation, and it's only just come out the other side.And then – wait for it – my old employer here in Japan gets in touch. “Fancy coming back to work?” Coming back?! Mate, you had me stuck in endless meetings with nothing but vending machine coffee and "ganbatte" pep talks. No, ta, pal! The last time I worked there, I nearly lost my mind from the company-wide emails about whose bento smelled like fermented nightmares. I'm not going back to a place where the daily excitement is a new brand of instant ramen in the breakroom. No way, mate, I've just survived the cheese apocalypse; I'm not signing up for round two in the land of never-ending overtime.So here I am, two kilos heavier, recovering from a dairy binge, and politely telling my old boss in Japan to jog on. Japan, thank you for your lactose intolerance. You've saved me from a life of cheese addiction and workplace purgatory.Music: Kulashaker -HushJames - Getting Away wit ItSupport the showInsta@justpassingthroughpodcastContact:justpassingthroughpodcast@gmail.comArtwork @digitalnomadicart on Insta

You can now find Podcastmon Adventures on… the Fame Checker? Welcome to the #Pokémon Adventures/Special manga retrospective podcast! The gang talk about the Fire Red & Leaf Green arc of the series, starring Kimberly, Lostelle, Evil Jumpluff and the Throbbing Shulk! Support the show on https://patreon.com/wensleydalecheddar  Wensleydale invents the Lass Class (™). Hovin wants to talk about the Sibling Thing (™). Henry mourns the loss of Puffles (™). PODCAST LINKS: https://linktr.ee/wensleydalecheddar  0:00 Pre-show 1:21 Intro  5:09 Synopsis 7:40 General thoughts 17:34 Game adaptation discussion 25:50 Art highlights 36:33 Character discussion: Dex Holders 48:42 Character discussion: Supporting Cast 59:20 Theme discussion 1:05:50 Volume extras 1:11:14 Wild observations 1:16:49 Anime comparisons 1:21:03 Q&A 1:31:11 Outro Music by Zame

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Watch the episode here. How do we finish off comedy month? With MORE CHEESE! Pour a cup of tea and join Kat and James as they put on some trousers, shave, and blast off with these beloved stop-motion characters from across the pond. Three short films provide easy themes to tinker with like imagination, contentment, friendship and intercession. All this and a nice slice of Wensleydale! James' book Cinemagogue has a new edition! Hear more in this episode and read more here. For a sneak peak at the Director's Cut, click here. — We've got new merchandise! Check it out at the merch store. Help us recruit more film lovers and theology nerds by sharing this episode with your friends. Rate and review the podcast wherever you listen to help attract more listeners. Follow and connect with us on social media. Support us on Patreon. Chapters: Cold Open - 00:00 Intro - 02:04 Popcorn Ratings - 05:50 Theology Ratings - 08:35 Ads - 12:53 Subscribe, Share, Connect - 15:14 Popcorn Thoughts - 16:38 A Grand Day Out - 26:37 The Wrong Trousers - 36:57 A Close Shave - 48:03

How do you grow celeriac? Is white vinegar and water good for cleaning greenhouses? How hardy is my Edgeworthia chrysantha 'Grandiflora' and where's the best place to plant it? Kathy Clugston and an eager panel of gardening experts are in Wensleydale, North Yorkshire to put an end to the audience's gardening grievances. On the panel this week are garden designer Matthew Wilson, houseplant expert Anne Swithinbank, and curator of RHS Bridgewater Marcus Chilton-Jones.Later, Matt Biggs travels to Dungeness to meet with head gardener Johnny Bruce, who gives him a tour of late director Derek Jarmon's magnificent garden. Senior Producer: Dan Cocker Assistant Producer: Rahnee Prescod Executive Producer: Carly MaileA Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4

Today, we have an interesting story about a Christmas-themed burger that has caused quite a stir. The Butcher's Tap and Grill in Marlow, Buckinghamshire, has introduced a unique burger that combines the flavors of turkey, chicken, and duck. Topped with gravy and cheese, this burger has sparked controversy not only because of its price but also because of the unconventional brown sauce that accompanies it. --- **The Festive 3 Bird Burger** The chef behind this burger is Tom Carriage, a renowned culinary expert with a Michelin star. On his Instagram, he announced the arrival of the "festive 3 Bird Burger." This burger consists of a delicious patty made from chicken, turkey, and duck. It is then wrapped in bacon, topped with Wensleydale cheese, honey roasted parsnip, cream sprouts, and brown sauce. Served with a jug of gravy, it promises to be a real treat for food enthusiasts. However, not everyone is thrilled about the combination of parsnips and Brussels sprouts inside the burger, while others believe that the gravy might make it messy to eat. -- **Kinder: The Baby Naming App** In other news, if you're struggling to find the perfect name for your baby, there's an app that can help. Jessica, a mom-to-be, discovered an app called Kinder, which works similarly to Tinder. Users swipe left on names they don't like and right on names they do. When both partners swipe right on the same name, it's a match. Jessica used this app and eventually chose the name Daisy for her daughter. She believes it will be a great story to tell Daisy when she is older, and recommends the app to anyone in search of unique baby names. **White Rhinos Rewilded in Africa** For those concerned about wildlife conservation, here's some good news. A non-profit organization called African Parks, along with support from the South African government, is undertaking a project to rewild white rhinos across Africa. These rhinos, previously bred in captivity due to financial challenges, will be released back into the wild over the next 10 years. This initiative aims to contribute to biodiversity and ecosystem health, combatting the threats of biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse. **Socks for Seniors** Ellie, a high school junior, has taken it upon herself to bring joy to senior citizens this holiday season. Through her project called "Socks for Seniors," she sends silly and colorful socks to nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Ellie's goal is to brighten the lives of senior citizens and bring some fun and color to their feet. Over the past four years, she has sent socks to 92 facilities across 48 states. Her initiative is a heartwarming example of how small acts of kindness can make a big difference**CosMc's: McDonald's Spinoff Chain** Lastly, for those who enjoy unique culinary experiences, McDonald's has launched a spinoff chain offering specialty beverages, coffees, and a variety of new food options. This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5747537/advertisement

All your favourite characters are here! Erika! Misty! Winston! Brisket! Welcome to the #Pokémon Adventures/Special manga retrospective podcast! The Podcastmon gang talk about the Gold, Silver & Crystal arc of #pokespe and create their dreamcast for the dex holders! Support the show on https://patreon.com/wensleydalecheddar Wensleydale retcons a gym leader's identity. Hovin raises the Whitney waifu discourse. Henry is apprehensive of a sibling bond. PODCAST LINKS: https://linktr.ee/wensleydalecheddar 0:00 Pre-show 3:00 Intro, General thoughts 14:47 Art discussion 23:00 Theme discussion 37:27 Adventures GSC as a game adaptation 40:51 Character discussion 1:16:13 Random observations 1:28:34 Kusaka & Yamamoto Comments Corner 1:30:50 Random observations 2: the speedrun 1:37:19 Q&A 1:57:32 Bonus: Anime Spoiler Discussion 2:03:28 Outro

Our podcast guests today are Jeri Robinson Lawrence and daughter Irina Lawrence Matthais.  This hardworking mother/daughter team has contributed a few soundbites in between Points A, B, C and X in the rush of the New York State Sheep and Wool Festival every year, but as they're the ones that everyone needs something from at all times, a relaxed moment has been hard to come by with these two.So we went to the mountain (so to speak, although it's southern Pennsylvania just west of the Susquehanna River, so there were a few hills in there).  They have plenty of things available on their website for anyone who might want some delicious shades, colors, and types of fiber, but the physical location of the farm and shop known as Flying Fibers is a place for the senses.  Sheep (mostly Shetlands, with a few Leicester and Wensleydale in the mix), chickens, dogs, cats, toddlers, and what seems like every other creature in Noah's Ark are napping, creating, munching, gamboling or just sitting picturesquely on this little homestead, with green pastures surrounded by waving wheat and banks of bee-covered lavender.  We don't know how they trained all the critters to perform so beautifully for the cameras (but not the husband, I'm afraid – he ran when we pushed “record”), but the visuals were absolutely lovely.  The scents were fantastic too -- lavender AND lanolin included.Our Shetland mascot, Jane, could not have a better home with better people.  And the world is a better place because of pretty much everything connected with this little spot of heaven.Links:https://www.flyingfibers.com/https://www.shetland-sheep.org/https://sheepandwool.com/Support the show

Kit Calvert, one time saviour of Wensleydale Cheese, is introduced.   A description is given of the recordings of him held at the Dales Countryside Museum.  From the 1977 Trevor Sharpe tapes, we hear Kit Calvert tell how his use of dialect made the Queen Mother laugh.  And it is revealed how Wensleydale dialect propelled Wensleydale cheese onto the national stage, with the help of a Mr Capstick.  Published on Wed 1 November 2023.

Kit Calvert's conversion and cow story, begun in episode 8, concludes.  We also hear him telling how he was persuaded to ‘translate' parts of the Bible into Wensleydale dialect, and why he collected the poems of John Thwaite. He reads from St John's gospel and the poem 'Wakken Mother Wakken'.  This is followed by concluding thoughts on dialect.   Published on Wed 1 November 2023.         

Paola Alberti"A colazione con Sherlock Holmes"Prefazione di Luca CroviOligo Editorewww.oligoeditore.itGiallo e cibo sono un binomio inscindibile e anche Sherlock Holmes non fa eccezione. Infatti, a differenza di quanto ci si possa aspettare, anche il famosissimo personaggio creato da Arthur Conan Doyle è un amante della buona tavola, basti pensare che nelle storie in cui Holmes è protagonista il solo pasto della colazione è citato ben settantatré volte. Tra realtà e finzione narrativa scopriremo i gusti raffinati del più famoso investigatore della letteratura, grazie anche alla riproposizione di alcune ricette della tradizione britannica come il melone con vino bianco, le uova Wensleydale e il pudding di cappone del Kent. Inoltre, il lettore troverà un interessante parallelismo tra la campagna inglese e quella toscana, grazie a Lucertolo, il commissario creato dalla penna del giornalista e gastronomo Giulio Piccini, che si muove nei bassifondi fiorentini nello stesso periodo in cui agisce Sherlock Holmes.Paola Alberti, laureata in Italianistica nell'Università di Pisa, è presidente del Premio Europa, l'unico in Italia riservato ai racconti noir al femminile. Ha conseguito un master in metodologie dell'informazione e in relazioni pubbliche, organizzato a Roma da Rai2 in collaborazione con l'Università di Urbino. È stata allieva di Vincenzo Cerami e di Dacia Maraini. Ha scritto per «Panorama» e «Il Tirreno» e ha condotto una rubrica tv sui libri. Ha fondato a Pisa nel ‘96 il movimento letterario Penne arrabbiate. Tra i suoi libri: Il delitto si addice a Eva (Jaca Book, 2002), oggetto di una tesi di laurea della Ca' Foscari di Venezia, Lezioni di cattiveria (Laurum 2006), A cena con l'assassino (2009), Angela, Lucio e le erbe cattive (C&P Adver Effigi 2014), Contatti (2016) e Uno studio in giallo. Indagine sul poliziesco (ETS 2019).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/1487855/advertisement

It's Yorkshire day, you wazzock! A special guest host takes Ryan and Pete on a tour of Britain's largest county. Uncover the mystery of the princes in the tower and the evil king who murdered them. Or did he? Find out how well you can live whilst under house arrest and the downside of being an unwilling jailer.. And discover the museum that smells of poo… on purpose! By ‘eck, it's an HHE Yorkshire special!   Chapters: 00:00 Intro 02:28 Orientation to Yorkshire 16:28 History of Yorkshire 24:26 What is 'Adding Insult to Injury'? 27:44 A Right Royal Hump 43:40 A Right Royal Banquet 54:34 Outro   Thanks:  - Jim Coulson (https://bewildereddad.com)   Links:  - Theme from Last Of The Summer Wine (https://youtu.be/TVUq2fdr39I?si=e29Xtq_NB9x64nS3)  - On Ilkla Moor Baht'at (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUsQ9Qs2DQo)  - Yorkshire Dialect (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScELaXMCVis)  - Patrick Stewart Answers the Web's Most Searched Questions | WIRED (https://youtu.be/zdLj_8Bo4yo?si=55RcHW2276NQyts4)  - What's wrong with Wensleydale? | Wallace & Gromit (https://youtu.be/5KJ8oEsE_wo?si=OC4Zr8FIowBKF3Dq)  - Prince Andrew & the Epstein Scandal: The Newsnight Interview - BBC News (https://youtu.be/QtBS8COhhhM?si=PG-ofVaHdwCtj1lu)  - Blackadder II - Yuck! (https://youtu.be/yNgUAtIQjPM?si=EV_qgGnAmF_fIZr7)   Contact: https://linktr.ee/hhepodcast http://hhepodcast.com

This week Fran joins me on Holiday in Style to chat about her property, The Wensley ​which is set in a secluded but central pocket of the Surf Coast Hinterland called Wensleydale, offering you a chance to chill out and stay put or explore The Great Ocean Road and surrounding countryside with complete privacy.  ​ When you hire The Wensley, you have exclusive access to the 80 acre property and use of the house and shed. Maximum occupancy is 10 guests with 5 beds in total. Two bedrooms down stairs and a spacious loft bedroom upstairs housing ground level bunk nooks. Fran and I chat about the importance of collaboration and investing in the professionals to get the best out of your investment for a successful business.  She shares her architect, designer,  I love listening to how a small idea and dream can become a reality for many of my hosts and Fran's dream of the Wensley has definitely come to life.   You can sign up for the Elevated Holiday Haven Waitlist HERE Have a question for Katrina?  Send me a DM over at @studiohaven_au Or send me an email at admin@studiohaven.com.au.     You will find Fran and the Wensley @thewensley www.thewensley.com.au Byrne Architects http://byrnearchitects.com.au/ Lisa Buxton Interiors http://lisabuxtoninteriors.com/ Tess Newman Morris @tess.newman.morris Lisa Cohen Photography https://lisacohenphotography.com/    

Our Summer Spin In continues with winners of our Pop-Up Giveaway. Plus project updates with fiber and beyond. An automotive project named “Raven” and “The Great Wall to Wall Carpet Removal Project” are in this episode.  Full notes with photos and links can be found in the podcast section of our shop website: TwoEwesFiberAdventures.com Join the community on Ravelry or become a patron and support the show on our Patreon Page. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Subscribe on Android or Subscribe on Google Podcasts Weird Sisters Wool Emporium Chelsea and Megan of the Weird Sisters Wool Emporium in Aberdeen, Washington, offer our listeners a 13% discount with promo code: TwoEwesAndWeirdSisters.  Code is active through July 31 Marsha's Projects Noromania: I am using 42 skeins of Noro Kureyon (Aran weight) to make a blanket for Mark. I've knit 67 inches and used 34 balls. I'm beginning to feel the end is in sight. Anzula Socks: Using two shades of Anzula Dreamy (blue) and Squishy (coral) that I bought at Stitches 2022. Working on the foot of the second sock. Flowers from My Garden: Starting a spinning project with fiber I bought at Stitches in March. I've spun three 3-ply skeins and am back to spinning singles. Bankhead Hat: Using Dimond Laine Elmer Tweed worsted from Lamb & Kid in the colorways Fir and Farmhouse. Here are links to the tubular cast on tutorials from Brooklyn Tweed and Purl Soho. I'm about half way done. Using 2 stripes Farmhouse and 5 stripes Fir. Rose Colored Glasses Towels: I'm calling these finished. Used a weaving kit from Gist Yarns to make two monk's belt hand towels. I learned a lot on this project:  Great Wall to Wall Carpet Removal Project Kelly's Projects I'm continuing the pair of socks for myself using the yarn from Purl 2 Walla Walla called Epicurean Kitchen. I'm on the foot of the second sock. I have a skein of Gay Pride Flag from Weird Sisters Wool Emporium waiting to be cast on for my next pair of socks (for a gift). I finished spinning the Cormo x Merino x Wensleydale fleece. I have about 1500 yards of a 3-ply that is about fingering weight. The staple length gives the yarn a nice sheen but it is soft enough that most people could probably wear it in a pullover. This is a Black Sheep Gathering fleece from 2016. I still have another box of this for another project. I'm now spinning the Corriedale x Targhee x Merino fleece where I dyed the wool and then carded. The batts are a nice heathered blue/purple and I'm spinning woolen. I have 9 ounces of the purple carded batts to spin. This is a Black Sheep Gathering fleece from 2017. I still have about 2 lbs of this fleece left and I was losing about 10% in the carding process on this fleece.  I am also working on processing a Corriedale x Border Leicester from 2016. This fleece has nice long locks so I am doing the same as with the black fleece. I am flicking the locks before I feed them into the drum carder, trying to keep the fibers as aligned as possible (as is done in combing). With this fleece I'm pulling the batts off the carder through a diz and making nests of pseudo-combed top. This process has resulted in about 20% loss.  I think I'd like to finish processing the whole bag (about 36 ounces). I've processed about 8 ounces in the first batch and ended up with 6.25 ounces of nests.  I will probably use this for rug yarn.  Pop Up Giveaway:  Valley Oak Wool Mill: California Red Roving 8oz Targee/Alpaca Roving 8oz  Debouillet Roving 2 oz Shetland Roving 4 oz Events Summer Spin In: Memorial Day - Labor Day, May 29 - September 4 Monterey Wool Show Fleece Judging–August 12 at Monterey County Fairgrounds SF Pen Show August 25-27 in Millbrae  Monterey County Wool Auction–September 4 at Monterey County Fairgrounds Lambtown October 7-8 in Dixon  

What, if anything, is worth keeping from the COVID lockdown period? Well definitely the Wensleydale Clusters online ringing course! Host Cathy Booth hears from ART award winners David Scrutton and Jonathan Couchman, who tell the story behind their successful recruitment scheme, now in its third year.In just five hours of online learning and practice in Ringing Room, the course gets wannabe ringers up to the stage of understanding plain hunt and eager to be matched with a local tower captain so they can begin ringing for real in a nearby tower. The retention rate is impressive too!Lots of tips here for any ringing project - bring together talented people with towers in need, keep things friendly and informal, and don't intimidate leaners by exposing them too early to the ‘scary ringers'…For more information and photos see www.funwithbells.comThis podcast is sponsered by the Association of Ringing Teachers (ART). To find out more about learning to ring, learning to teach or other resources to support your ringing go to ringingteachers.org.www.funwithbells.com

We're having a pop up Summer Spin In giveaway. Listen to the end for full details. Plus, project updates and lots of chit chat. Full notes with photos and links can be found in the podcast section of our shop website: TwoEwesFiberAdventures.com Join the community on Ravelry or become a patron and support the show on our Patreon Page. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Subscribe on Android or Subscribe on Google Podcasts Weird Sisters Wool Emporium Chelsea and Megan of the Weird Sisters Wool Emporium in Aberdeen, Washington, offer our listeners a 13% discount with promo code: TwoEwesAndWeirdSisters. June 11 - July 31 Here is a link to the restaurant Kelly visited in Los Banos, California. The Wool Growers Marsha's Projects Noromania: I am using 42 skeins of Noro Kureyon (Aran weight) to make a blanket for Mark. I've knit 56 inches and used 29 balls.  Anzula Socks: Using two shades of Anzula Dreamy (blue) and Squishy (coral) that I bought at Stitches 2022. Working on the foot of the second sock. Flowers from My Garden: Starting a spinning project with fiber I bought at Stitches in March. I spun three bobbins each holding a 4 oz braid. I plied a third skein and am spinning singles again. Bankhead Hat: Using Dimond Laine Elmer Tweed worsted from Lamb & Kid in the colorways Fir and Farmhouse. Here are links to the tubular cast on tutorials from Brooklyn Tweed and Purl Soho. I'm about half way done. Using 2 stripes Farmhouse and 5 stripes Fir. Nanny Meier Tea Cozy: Finished the tea cozy for my friend Brian. Using Cascade 220 in navy and yellow. Rose Colored Glasses Towels: Using a weaving kit from Gist Yarns to make monk's belt hand towels. I have warped the loom and have started weaving. A bit of a delay when I realized I needed a second shuttle for the Monk's Belt pattern. Kelly's Projects I'm continuing the pair of socks for myself using the yarn from Purl 2 Walla Walla called Epicurean Kitchen. It's a pale gold, wine, and rose that looks like it has been overwashed with a pale gray. One sock is done and I'm starting the second sock. I finished spinning the braid I bought from Wonderland Dyeworks. The colorway is Summer Bliss and it is green, gold, and deep purple. I've spun up the 5 oz. of singles with a fractal technique and I plan to make a 3 ply.  I've been working on my quilt since I was in high school.  I am spinning the Cormo x merino x Wensleydale fleece and I've finished three bobbins and I'm ready to ply. Summer Spin In Memorial Day - Labor Day May 29 - September 4 Tour de Fleece starts Saturday Pop Up Giveaway: Make a comment in our Summer Spin In comment thread on Ravelry and we'll draw names for the following prizes. Winners will be announced in our next episode. Valley Oak Wool Mill: California Red 8oz Targee/Alpaca 8oz Debouillet 2 oz Shetland 4 oz

The streak of returning players continues as the Gizmonic Institute Division kicks off with Fanny, Cate, and Kiiva. A quotable round one messes with some iconic movie lines before we take a mystical dive into round two with trivia about pop culture-inspired Tarot card decks. Don't worry, there's plenty of real weird ones. It's all capped off with a lightning round. Don't forget to join the TGAPCQS Club! Taylor is hosting a live zoom music trivia event next week! Wednesday June 14th at 9/8ct! NOTES ⚠️ Inline notes below may be truncated due to podcast feed character limits. Full notes are always on the episode page.

“Please work with us!” That's the message to the Government this morning from labour providers who say there are severe staff shortages in food and farming and 60 per cent of farmers and manufacturers expect they won't have enough workers next year. Tis the season for an announcement on seasonal worker visas - last year it came on Christmas Eve, heralding 40,000 6-month visas for people coming from abroad to work on UK farms and in poultry processing this year. We understand the exact numbers for NEXT year are currently being discussed by the Home Office and DEFRA. The National Farmers Union have called for 55 thousand visas - but the Immigration Minister, Robert Jenrick, recently told the House of Commons that he felt 40,000 a year “is approximately the right number” and pointed out that this year there were 1,400 visas left unused. Our week long travel through the world of cheese culminates in a trip to the Yorkshire dales where it's believed versions of Wensleydale were first made a thousand years ago. Farmhouse production came to an end after the second world war but it's making a come-back and bringing benefits to smaller farm businesses. And the UK needs to reduce its reliance on ‘risky import markets' for phosphorous and instead develop innovative ways of recovering it from animal manures and wastewater. That's the advice in the UK Phosphorous Transformation Strategy, which has just been released. Phosphorus is needed for biological processes in plants and animals. At the moment the UK imports 174,000 tons a year - mainly from Russia, China and Morocco - and prices have been impacted by the war in Ukraine. Presented by Charlotte Smith Produced for BBC Audio in Bristol by Heather Simons

Trigger on and bugger off! In this episode of our #WorldTrigger retrospective Wensleydale and Hovin cover volume 23 of the series, covering the diplomatic meeting with Galopoland! Come join us as we discuss the transition into the Away Misson Test Arc, ponder the future of the podcast and mistake Kusakabe for Katagiri! Support the show on patreon.com/wensleydalecheddar Anchor // Youtube // Spotify // Apple Podcasts // Podbean // Breaker // Overcast // Radiopublic // Pocketcast // Podbay // Player.fm // Listennotes // Castro // Google Podcasts // Patreon // Twitter // Wensleydale's Twitter // Hovin's Twitter // Hovin's Hideaway Podcast // Twitch // Composer's Soundcloud Intro 0:00 Summary 5:29 General Thoughts 19:21 The Future 48:48 Outro 55:15 Ashihara, D. (2019, January 20). (C. Cook, Trans. & A. Christman, Let.). Retrieved from https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/titles/100028

Relax with a calming mix of music and natural sounds. Cicadas in Portugal, sheep in Wensleydale and a magnificent dusk chorus in Wiltshire. Wildlife recordings from Radio 3 Sunday Breakfast listeners Kate and John Livingston, Geoff and Christine Holland, and Ruth Taunt, plus Radio 3 producer Michael Rossi.

Let's... do... THIS?? In this episode of our #WorldTrigger retrospective Wensleydale and Hovin cover volume 22 of the series, inviting the wonderful Quinn AKA RolloT from Weekly Manga Recap to... well, recap the final match of the Rank Wars! Come join us as we make Tamakoma-2 into a D&D party and overwhelm the podcast with wrestling tangents and an unexpected Eyeshield 21 discussion! Support the show on patreon.com/wensleydalecheddar Anchor // Youtube // Spotify // Apple Podcasts // Podbean // Breaker // Overcast // Radiopublic // Pocketcast // Podbay // Player.fm // Listennotes // Castro // Google Podcasts // Patreon // Twitter // Wensleydale's Twitter // Hovin's Twitter // Hovin's Hideaway Podcast // Twitch // Composer's Soundcloud // Quinn's Twitter // Weekly Manga Recap // Quinn's TikTok Intro 0:00 Summary 7:31 General Thoughts 15:13 Q&A 43:22 Outro 58:05 Ashihara, D. (2019, January 20). (C. Cook, Trans. & A. Christman, Let.). Retrieved from https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/titles/100028

Welcome to the #Pokémon Adventures/Special manga retrospective podcast! The Podcastmon gang talk about the first arc of the series: Red, Green & Blue. Wensleydale finds out that 90's kids really did use to say “fooey”. Hovin finds out that bathing with a Tentacool is not a good idea. Henry rolls his eyes at the Arbok panel. Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/wensleydalecheddar Anchor // Youtube // Spotify // Apple Podcasts // Google Podcasts // Castbox // Pocket Casts // Radiopublic // Patreon // Twitter // Wensleydale's Twitter // Hovin's Twitter // Hovin's Hideaway Podcast // Hovin's YT Channel // Henry's Twitter // Henry's Patreon // World Trigger Abridged Channel // Henry's YT channel // Henry's Tumblr // Pink Aisle // Pink Aisle Twitter Preshow - Pokemon Scarlet & Violet News 0:00 Intro 4:50 General thoughts 7:55 Theme discussion: Nature vs Nurture 20:46 Mato's Art 22:50 Character discussion 30:19 Random observations 1:01:29 Q&A 1:18:17 Outro 1:27:46

Summer Vacation! Camping in The Club Car and beach trips along with spinning and fiber preparation. We've got to get it all in before summer ends.  Full notes with photos and links can be found in the podcast section of our shop website: TwoEwesFiberAdventures.com Join the community on Ravelry or become a patron and support the show on our Patreon Page. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Subscribe on Android or Subscribe on Google Podcasts Marsha's Projects:  Happiness by Kyle Kunnecke using Yarn Snob PowerBall in the colorway Happiness. I've started the armhole shaping.  Spinning: I'm still spinning the Manx Loaghton. I have spun 768 yards, or 15.2 ounces, of a 2 pound bag of roving. No work on this since the last episode. Started spinning the two 8 ounce braids I bought at Black Sheep Gathering. A corriedale cross and 70/30 merino/silk. I have finished three skeins (two ply of each single) and have about 753 yards/7.1 ounces.  Here is a link to the listing for my mother's 1968 Ford that we said goodbye to.  Kelly's Projects: Currently spinning and plying yarn from a black Shetland. So far I have about 430 yards and 190 grams. But they aren't washed yet so the weight will probably go down a bit. I have another bobbin of yarn done and I'm about half finished with the carded batts.  I've also started carding the Wensleydale X Cormo that was already washed and waiting to be processed. I'm about halfway through the carding and I have about 9 large batts. On average the fiber is about 4 inches long and very fine. It isn't carding up like a long wool at all. The staple length is longer than the Shetland, but the batts are super dense and puffy like a cormo or a merino would be. I'm looking forward to spinning it.  CVM Hats, one is finished, one is on the needles. Future project: Wensleydale x Lincoln fleece from 2003 into a lock woven rugs for the dogs for camping or for their pillows inside. Adventures Kelly went on a camping trip to Dumbarton Quarry campground in Fremont, CA. The campground opened in August of 2021 and has an interesting history. “Tuibun Ohlone Indians inhabited a nearby village for 2,000 years before the arrival of Europeans. Their descendants preserve Ohlone culture with programs and special events at adjacent Coyote Hills Regional Park. Subsequent land use has included ranching and farming.  Dumbarton Quarry was in operation from the 1950s through 2007. Quarrying changed a 190-foot hill into a pit 22 acres across and 320 feet below sea level at the deepest point, making it the lowest human-made elevation in North America. The quarry took 12 years to fill using six million cubic yards of dirt from major construction projects in the Bay Area, including the Bart extension to San Jose. The top 50 feet of dirt was then compacted with a 10-ton weight suspended from a crane.” Summer Spin-In  Started June 1 and goes until September 5. (US Labor Day) If you are on Instagram use #summerspinin2022. Post your chat and FOs in the Ravelry group. We'll draw prizes from all three. 

In this episode Susan interviews Tom Addison over in Wensleydale. Tom is the creator of unique and bespoke items of fine furniture. Tom did his apprenticeship with the renowned Peter Hall and Sons, over in Kendal, before relocating and setting up his own business, TA Fine Furniture, near Askrigg in the Yorskshire dales. As a youngster Tom was a keen fell runner, following in his parents footsteps, and starting at the age of 4. Realising that the more effort he put into his training the better results he could expect, Tom forwent partying and socialising with his friends in his teens in order to concentrate on his training, ultimately achieving the highest recognition by becoming English Fell Running Champion in 2014. Tom seems to put his all into whatever he does, taking inspiration from the dales landscapes he produces beautiful items of furniture. By having his workshop attached to his home he is able to spend quality time with his wife and young daughters and somehow still manages to fit in some fellrunning! The wood Tom uses is sustainably sourced and as local as possible from the National Park near Settle - The Wonder of Wood. The Gothic Throne that he made is in situ at the top of the Castle Tower at the Forbidden Corner near Middleham. Items of furniture for sale are on display at the following locations: Stacey Moore Art Gallery in Richmond Heather and Grouse in Askrigg Linda Joseph Designs in Kirkby Lonsdale However if you need a bespoke item then dont hesitate to contact Tom through any of the following channels:- Valuable Resources: Email: tom@tafinefurniture.co.uk Telephone: 07585 952951 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tom addison fine furniture Instagram: @tomaddisonfinefurniture Website: www.tafinefurniture.co.uk   About the Host: Susan is actively involved in promoting Yorkshire businesses with audio production and  on social media, as well as sharing her love of the area where she lives. She moved to the dales over 30 years ago and is passionate about the county she has adopted as her home. Never ceasing to be amazed at the wealth of talent ‘Inside Yorkshire' Susan shares news and views, interviewing some of the inspirational people who reside there. Contact Method for Inside Yorkshire  Susan Baty-Symes www.insideyorkshire.co.uk susan@insideyorkshire.co.uk Instagram-  @susaninsideyorkshire Facebook-  @InsideYorkshire See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Comedian and co-host of the hit food podcast Off Menu Ed Gamble is in the studio this week. He's making the case to Andi Oliver for one of his all time favourite things to eat: a cheeseboard. Crunchy cheddar, a soft goat, a cheese of giants (Comté) and a real stinky blue: these are all essential components of Ed's dream board. To Andi's horror, he's not bothered about the ‘fripperies' that surround the cheese on a board - but Kimberley Wilson's here to explain the science behind why eating sweet and savoury things together is so satisfying for (most of) us. Plus, Andi and Ed learn that our current cheeseboard construction has more to do with Russian than French dining convention, and are shocked to hear what Wensleydale is hiding about its true self. Food Scientist: Kimberley Wilson Food Historian: Neil Buttery Producer: Lucy Dearlove Exec Producer: Hannah Marshall Sound Design: Charlie Brandon-King Assistant Producer: Bukky Fadipe A Storyglass production for BBC Radio 4

Trigger on and bugger off! In this episode we take a break from our World Trigger retrospective to cover the tail end of the BBF character profiles, then moving on to discussing the Trigger weapons and the Neighbours! Come listen to Wensleydale lose their mind over the special tactics parameter. Anchor // Youtube // Spotify // Apple Podcasts // Podbean // Breaker // Overcast // Radiopublic // Pocketcast // Podbay // Player.fm // Listennotes // Castro // Google Podcasts // Patreon // Twitter // Wensleydale's Twitter // Hovin's Twitter // Hovin's Hideaway Podcast // Composer's Soundcloud // James' Twitter // Kicking Stones // Yada Yada Yada // Devilbat Pod Intro 0:00 C-Rank Overview 1:05 Yotaro Overview??? 4:53 Parameter Ranking 7:34 Border Development Section 13:40 Neighbourhood Management Office 36:57 Outro 52:52

Trigger on and bugger off! In this episode of our World Trigger retrospective Wensleydale and Hovin aim to cover volume 20 of the series, but invite over the series' letterer Ace Cor Christman to give a PSA about Witch Watch instead! Come join us as we chat about Inukai emulating Steve Buscemi, discuss Osamu's hot mum and unravel the very fabric of the series in the Q&A. Support the show on patreon.com/wensleydalecheddar Anchor // Youtube // Spotify // Apple Podcasts // Podbean // Breaker // Overcast // Radiopublic // Pocketcast // Podbay // Player.fm // Listennotes // Castro // Google Podcasts // Patreon // Twitter // Wensleydale's Twitter // Hovin's Twitter // Hovin's Hideaway Podcast // Twitch // Composer's Soundcloud // World Trigger Abridged Channel // Ace's Twitter // Ace's Store Intro 0:00 Summary 5:24 General Thoughts 14:42 Spoiler Corner 33:32 Ashihara Comments Corner 35:46 Q&A 40:46 Outro 53:04 Ashihara, D. (2019, January 20). (C. Cook, Trans. & A. Christman, Let.). Retrieved from https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/titles/100028

When it comes to onscreen violence there's nothing quite like a beheading to get the blood pumping. Whether it be in service of the story or the audiences blood lust, screenwriters have chosen time after time to lop off a character's head, so this week sees us discussing the Top 5 Decapitations. Perhaps we missed one out, if so head on over to Twitter or any one of our channels to let us know. BABY DRIVER (2017) is Edgar Wright's thrilling heist caper, set to a propulsive soundtrack which weaves its way through every beat of the movie, almost like a trailer but for 2 hours and nowhere near as awful as that implies. Baby is coerced into working as a getaway driver for crime boss Doc but as his final job looms, life becomes more complicated when a crew of dangerous criminals becomes entangled in his newly found romance with waiter Debora. Jamie Foxx provides genuine menace as the psychotic Bats whilst Jon Hamm's Buddy is a more nuanced villain, striking a paternal role with the tinnitus and trauma suffering Baby. Lily James is fine as the love interest, so too is Eiza Gonzalez as enthusiastic but meaningless character Darling which just leaves the remaining cast to talk about: Ansel Elgort and Kevin Spacey which is all a bit problematic to be honest, with both men being accused and investigated of sexual crimes. Actually, what we should talk about is the movie, which is an inventive and thrilling genre film musical, not a combination you see every day. DP Bill Pope ensures the whole thing looks incredible and the movie is witty and impeccably edited. Maybe the final act doesn't quite match the pure fun of the build-up, but this is bravura filmmaking that comes with the approval of all of the Bad Dads, for whatever that is worth. Nothing. RASTAMOUSE is a stop-motion animated tv series which first aired on CBBC in January 2011. The series follows the adventures of the eponymous(e) rodent and his mystery solving bandmates Da Easy Crew, as they assist President Wensleydale and the orphans of Mouseland with whatever constitutes the latest emergency. This episode sees the town engulfed in a scam when legendary film director Spike Cheese turns up to shoot his latest movie but why does he need so many orphans and what is he doing with them all? Sadly of course Rastamouse was deported as part of the Windrush scandal back in 2018 so we won't hear his take on a complicated issue about race which emerges out of the existence of the show, which the Bad Dads attempt to muddle through. Does RASTAMOUSE represent a homogenisation of Black cultures and is it therefore fundamentally a bit racist? As ever we don't know so don't look to us for answers.We love to hear from our listeners! By which I mean we tolerate it. Try us on twitter @dads_film, on Facebook Bad Dads Film Review or on our website baddadsfilm.com. Until next time, we remain... Bad Dads

Trigger on and bugger off! In this episode of our #WorldTrigger retrospective Wensleydale and Hovin cover volume 19 of the series, covering the Kageura, Azuma and Kuruma Squad match of the Rank Wars! …Well, true fans know it's the Usami match, really. Support the show on patreon.com/wensleydalecheddar Anchor // Youtube // Spotify // Apple Podcasts // Podbean // Breaker // Overcast // Radiopublic // Pocketcast // Podbay // Player.fm // Listennotes // Castro // Google Podcasts // Patreon // Twitter // Wensleydale's Twitter // Hovin's Twitter // Hovin's Hideaway Podcast // Twitch // Composer's Soundcloud // World Trigger Abridged Channel Intro 0:00 Summary 3:55 General Thoughts 16:34 Q&A 38:40 Outro 40:42 Ashihara, D. (2019, January 20). (C. Cook, Trans. & A. Christman, Let.). Retrieved from https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/titles/100028

This week we have an episode to whisk you away into the rural beauty of the Northumberland countryside as we talk to Alice who owns and runs Whistlebare Farm. A fibre farm with Angora goats, Wensleydale and Shetland sheep that features among others, two very special working ponies who chain harrow, cultivate, sow seed, learning to log and so much more. Alice is Mum not only to all these animals but also four nearly grown up sons! Josh and I cover one of his favourite topics when someone who labels themselves as a short sighted townie sent me a DM and would like advice on how to enjoy wildlife with her daughter while they're out riding.

Trigger on and bugger off! In this episode of our #WorldTrigger retrospective Wensleydale and Hovin cover volume 18 of the series, and what guest could better mirror Ikoma's laconic goofiness and chaos than Allison (AKA meowth900) of the Dumb Weebs Podcast! Check out our discussion on Oji's two opposite screens, on which neighbour is most similar to the Pinocchio meme and on why Yuma's signature technique is a picture frame! Find all the links and support the show at patreon.com/wensleydalecheddar Anchor // Youtube // Spotify // Apple Podcasts // Podbean // Breaker // Overcast // Radiopublic // Pocketcast // Podbay // Player.fm // Listennotes // Castro // Google Podcasts // Patreon // Twitter // Wensleydale's Twitter // Hovin's Twitter // Hovin's Hideaway Podcast // Composer's Soundcloud // World Trigger Abridged Channel // Allison's Twitter // Dumb Weebs Podcast // Demon Slayer Podcast Intro 0:00 Interview 3:37 Summary 7:11 General Thoughts 16:02 Ashihara Comments Corner 27:55 Spoiler Corner 35:53 Q&A 38:54 Outro 42:25 Ashihara, D. (2019, January 20). (T. Aizawa, C. Cook, Trans. & A. Christman, Let.). Retrieved from https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/titles/100028

This month we're taking on our cheeses on a tropical vacation with Cheese in Paradise! We have three stellar cheeses that all taste delicious with our three tropical pairings. In this podcast, you'll hear Jenn and Julie taste their way through Wensleydale, Artikaas 36-month gouda, and Big John's Cajun by Beehive Cheese. Pairing up, we have Craize's Guava Toasted Corn Crackers, Passion Fruit Paste from Maui Fruit Jewels, and Chili Lime Jackfruit Chews by Amäzi. If you'd like to "eat along", subscribe to your own curdbox at curdbox.com! Note: At the last minute we had to swap in the Orchard Blend Dried Fruit in for the Chili Lime Jack Fruit, but we had already taped the podcast. We hope to include the Chili Lime Jackfruit in a future box! Follow us @curdboxFollow the producers in this box at: @gocraize, @mauifruitjewels, @amazifoods, @beehivecheese, @artikaasgouda, and @wensleydale_creamery. For the substitution in the box, we have @rindsnacks.

Deck the halls with mince pie-flavoured Wensleydale, Dan and Kasia have both been shopping, opened some disgusting cans of seasonal beer, and are back for a one-off Christmas special! There's pigs-in-blankets everything and dried fruit where it shouldn't be, as we discuss our festive favs, 'premium mediocre', the 17th century roots of the Christmas meal, and the very recent history of gross supermarket product design.   Season 2 is coming very soon! For more info: follow us on twitter and instagram @CursedObjectsUK, email us at CursedObjectsPod@gmail.com, or join our Patreon for bonus episodes: patreon.com/cursedobjects   Very special festive theme music and production: Mr Beatnick Artwork: Archie Bashford

A 2-year-old dachshund called Cheesecake, left her owner in shock when she delivered twice as many puppies as expected.  Cheesecake gave birth to TEN tiny sausage dogs, but the icing on the, well, cheesecake, is that all ten pups are named after different cheeses.  Their names are Edame, Manchego, Cheddar, Blue, Wensleydale, Brie, Feta, Pepper Babybel, and... Philly! Click here for some images of all the pups!

The Podcastmon gang talk about their Pokemon journeys in the introductory episode of their manga retrospective. Wensleydale (from Duckface Diaries: a World Trigger Podcast) finds out they keep mistaking Green and Blue a lot. Hovin (from Hovin's Hideaway) finds out what FIFA evolves into when traded. Henry (from the Pink Aisle Podcast) finds out he's a closeted edgelord. | Support the show on https://www.patreon.com/wensleydalecheddar Anchor // Youtube // Spotify // Patreon // Twitter // Wensleydale's Twitter // Hovin's Twitter // Hovin's Hideaway Podcast // Hovin's YT Channel // Henry's Twitter // Henry's Patreon // World Trigger Abridged Channel // Henry's YT channel // Henry's Tumblr // Pink Aisle // Pink Aisle Twitter

And that's a wrap on our 31 days of Horror Flog. Thank you to everyone who downloaded any of the episodes during October! In a year that featured a new Halloween film, it seemed appropriate to end proceedings on Michael Myers & his new housemates, Big & Little John.  Keep an eye out for our Christmas Flogmas plans!  Flogoween edition! Topics discussed during the episode include: (I may have gotten a bit carried away with this episode) Ben's Boom Arm is in its usual place but somehow in the way? Evil will die tonight!? Evil must die tonight!?  What did you think of Bobby, the ring leader? Has Fiona been Andrew this whole time? Slightly concerning. The ghosts of Big & Little John cause musical mischief. Is Fiona's ‘feedback sandwich' worthy of a new  segment? Ben finally (sort of, doesn't) gets the bottom of why Michael Myers's numerous masks upset him so much. Is it nice to see Michael Myers's sensitive side? At what point do you like or dislike a franchise? Is this really worse than Mrs Doubtfire from 4? What about Witch Myers from 5? Druid Myers from 6???????????? Ben still can't let the Jason Takes Vancouver debacle go.FilmFloggers receive their first heckler. Was I harsh on Dr Loomis's stand-in? Did the heckler do a better job? Why does Fiona have such a problem with The Boogyman? It was great to see Danny Devito reprising his role as the Penguin. Is Michael Myers supernatural or just capable of the spectacular? Was Myers crapping his overalls when the townsfolk formed that circle?Myers doesn't seem to hold much regard for all the hardworking healthcare professionals. Was hunting down The Shape with a cheese knife a wise move? Is Michael Myers a brie or Wensleydale guy? Michael Myers has come home...To a house in serious need of redecorating.Fiona doesn't like me looking at her whilst serenading her.Am I turning into Danny Devito? To celebrate the spookiest day of the year, we devised the great idea (it wasn't) of attempting to release 31 horror-themed films for every day in October! We are excited to partner up with Head in The Game to keep us going through this bonanza month of film watching and recording!Head In The Game Website - https://headinthegame.co.ukFilmFloggers Episodes - https://t.co/uHw3yuylDr?amp=1GameFloggers Twitch - https://tinyurl.com/sabrbumtHelp Flog the Podcast by Rate and Reviewing! Apple iTunes - https://tinyurl.com/268ccs6cPodchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/users/filmfloggersGoodpods - https://goodpods.app.link/gEvDLhAJYibSocial Mediahttps://linktr.ee/FilmFloggershttps://www.facebook.com/filmfloggershttps://www.instagram.com/filmfloggers/https://twitter.com/FilmFloggersWebsitehttps://filmfloggers.buzzsprout.comEmail FilmFlog suggestions to hosts@filmfloggers.comArtwork by @Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FilmFloggers)

Located in a small town in New England, Wing & A Prayer Farm began as an idea sparked during a trip to England in 2000. Inspired by the many sheep farms dotting the countryside, Tammy and her children decided to start their own sheep farm with a few Shetland rescues. It is now a flourishing farm with a variety of animals and avenues of business.  It is home to Clun Forest, Poll Dorset, Colored Merino, Cotswold, Wensleydale, Teeswater, and Cormo sheep. It is also home to Vermont's first Valais Blacknose Sheep. Currently, the farm sells fiber for yarn, which is derived from registered Shetland, Cormo, Cotswold, and Merino sheep, registered Angora goats, and alpacas. Along with the fiber, Wing & A Prayer sells fresh eggs, chickens, turkeys, honey, homemade soap and homemade pies! It must be noted, Farmer Tam is more than a fiber farmer. She also has a passion for the making arts--creating unique wood products, naturally hand dyed fiber products and home baked goods on her farm. Her passion as a teacher has also led her to run classes teaching fiber farming and sheep rearing. In this week's episode, we will discuss Tammy's journey building a successful business and the hilarious stories of the animals living on her farm. Interested in learning more about Tammy's personal story? Join us on this week's episode to find out more.  Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podchaser, Simplecast, Podtail, or on your favorite podcast platform. Topics Covered: Farming and sheep rearing What is fiber farming? Agriculture and sustainable practices Animal caretaking  Resources Mentioned: Wing & A Prayer Farm Guest Info Connect with Tammy on her website. Follow Us: Our Website Instagram

Located in a small town in New England, Wing & A Prayer Farm began as an idea sparked during a trip to England in 2000. Inspired by the many sheep farms dotting the countryside, Tammy and her children decided to start their own sheep farm with a few Shetland rescues. It is now a flourishing farm with a variety of animals and avenues of business.  It is home to Clun Forest, Poll Dorset, Colored Merino, Cotswold, Wensleydale, Teeswater, and Cormo sheep. It is also home to Vermont's first Valais Blacknose Sheep. Currently, the farm sells fiber for yarn, which is derived from registered Shetland, Cormo, Cotswold, and Merino sheep, registered Angora goats, and alpacas. Along with the fiber, Wing & A Prayer sells fresh eggs, chickens, turkeys, honey, homemade soap and homemade pies! It must be noted, Farmer Tam is more than a fiber farmer. She also has a passion for the making arts--creating unique wood products, naturally hand dyed fiber products and home baked goods on her farm. Her passion as a teacher has also led her to run classes teaching fiber farming and sheep rearing. In this week's episode, we will discuss Tammy's journey building a successful business and the hilarious stories of the animals living on her farm. Interested in learning more about Tammy's personal story? Join us on this week's episode to find out more.  Listen to the episode on https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-good-dirt/id1492217846 (Apple Podcasts), https://open.spotify.com/show/2lpelAmHPGbMVdOOpxhxTo (Spotify), https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-good-dirt-981565 (Podchaser), https://the-good-dirt.simplecast.com/ (Simplecast), https://podtail.com/en/podcast/the-good-dirt/ (Podtail), or on your favorite podcast platform. Topics Covered: Farming and sheep rearing What is fiber farming? Agriculture and sustainable practices Animal caretaking  Resources Mentioned: https://www.wingandaprayerfarm.com/ (Wing & A Prayer Farm) Guest Info Connect with Tammy on her https://www.wingandaprayerfarm.com/ (website.) Follow Us: https://lady-farmer.com/blogs/the-good-dirt-podcast (Our Website) https://www.instagram.com/thegooddirtph/ (Instagram)

Fell running is one of the oldest and most traditional sports in northern England.   Races take place across the Yorkshire Dales throughout spring and summer.  In this podcast you are taken to the ‘Hawkswick Dash' in Littondale in June 2021, organised by the British Open Fell Runners Association.  Hear the voices of Skipton's ‘Mr Sport' Roger Ingham, ‘Run The Dales' writer and organiser Victoria Benn, Kilnsey Show fell race record holder Mick Hawkins and Wensleydale fell runners Heather Hodgson and Brian Carlisle.    The cover photo is by Stephen Garnett Photography.  As Stephen has said, the image, taken at the Hawkswick Dash, “captures the lung busting rawness of fell running”.

Not a Monty Python sketch, Mr Wensleydale, but 100 cheeses from these wonderful isles.

John Thwaite (1873-1941) was a Wensleydale dialect poet who wrote about the natural beauty as well as the ordinary working class people around him.  He worked as a grocer in the town of Hawes.  Some 30 years after his death a group of people in Wensleydale recorded his poems on cassette tapes.  In this episode hear two poems read by Jack Fawcett:  ‘The Quarryman's Cross' and ‘T'Auction Mart'.   It is presented by Andrew Fagg from Hawes Main Street and was recorded on 6 March 2021. 

“The energy is no longer there,” said the Methodist minister in Reeth in 2016, as another Dales chapel closed.  As journalist Mike Amos reported, a way of life was quietly disappearing. Chapels were at the heart of village life in Wensleydale and Swaledale for around 150 years, but decline set in during the second half of the last century.  And yet in half a dozen places such as Gayle and Gunnerside the Methodists are ‘still alive', as they like to say.  In this episode hear Walden preacher Rowland Dent, as well as Jean Cockburn from Aysgarth, Joan Fawcett from Hawes and the late Richard Dinsdale of Gayle.  It is presented by Andrew Fagg from outside West Burton Methodist Church and was recorded on 4 March 2021.